Despite stunning landscape shots, without real action and historical accuracy, 10,000 B.C. fails to do much more than look pretty

After City of God, it’s a beautifully shot, less exciting return to the slums of Rio de Janeiro.

Step one: Create a quirky character for Will Ferrell to portray. Said character has a ridiculous name.

Erykah Badu’s new release takes music to a new dimension.

A review of the British duo’s new album, Seventh Tree.

Penelope is classic fairy tale with some cute twists (and a very fine James McAvoy).

This movie has filmgoers groaning, “Oh no, another flashback?!”

Despite stunning visual effects, Jumper, with little substance, fails to impress.

It’s obvious why this curly-haired British cutie always sells out his fun, far-fetched shows.

A lot of great music exists out there. But NBN can’t devote a slot to every CD that hits shelves, especially for bands most of you have never heard of. So, that’s where we come in. Due to our indie-leanings here at One-Click Wonders, we catch all the music too obscure for the main page, [...]

The band received massive amounts of buzz, but manages to be worth the hype with their self-titled album.

The best and worst of this week’s releases.

Chang split his campus show between smirks and smarts, never letting the two intermingle.

A pair of reviews of the band’s latest album.

Ten years ago, Radiohead released the seminal OK Computer, an album merging classic rock sounds with futuristic noise. The lyrics focused on technology’s role in the world, how new innovations left humanity cold and crushed. A decade later, Thom Yorke’s words of techno-isolation ring truer than ever: A walk down the street reveals [...]